Great taco stands and delicious treats every time. Always a fun energetic full of dancing vibe…read more Security guards are on top of everything. And servers are very productive and active. Never a bad time

Came here for a special Piada pop up fall sampling event. Prior to that I hadnt even heard of this…read moreplace, which is a shame, because it is a really cool Cincy spot! You can feel the history even before you walk inside. It is pretty neat to eat and share a few cocktails in old beer tunnels. There is a small bar, stage, and multiple rooms. They are nicey adorded with lights, tables, and even some art. Minus one star simply for lack of a dedicated parking lot, as this basically leaves you to parking right on Central Pkwy which is slightly unnerving due to the traffic.

This is a pretty cool place it has a very lot of history. This place is very big and multiple bands…read morecan be playing at the same time and different stages in different parts of the building. There is also a huge assortment of music memorabilia That's on hanging on the wall that's signed. The ticket prices are not very expensive either. Recovering well. In this last time upon entry they gave me like five tickets to upcoming shows. The only serve pizza there . I wish they had hot pretzels or something else like that.

A nice venue place to go to concerts at, very roomy in there and they have more than one bar…read morelocated inside, plus a nice size parking lot and you don't have to pay to park.

We did not eat or drink here but we saw Mac Mcanally in concert…read more This was the second time we saw Mac here. The venue is great. The acoustics are excellent. You can't ask for a better venue.

What a great concert venue. Solid food and really great entertainment. Great for a date night!read more

We visited the Oscar Station for the annual Jungle Jim's International Craft Beer Festival. The…read morespace is really cool and has plenty of room, indoors and outdoors to entertain people. There is a bar area with a very cool dry-cleaner style conveyor belt where they have different bottles on display. There's comfortable seating at the bar as well as tables off to the side. There are also bathrooms in this area of the event space that were clean and had plenty of stalls. This area can be separated from the next room, which is bigger and seems like it can be customized for different events. For this event there were a bunch of eight foot tables for the breweries. There are also a bunch of garage door style windows that can be opened to create an indoor/outdoor kind of feel to the space. Outside there is a large area where there was a stage with live music and food trucks were able to pull in as vendors. Overall the event space lent perfectly to the Craft Beer Festival and could be easily adapted for other events. It also can accommodate a variety of group sizes. We had a great time at the venue and will definitely attend future events here and if I was from the area it would be a great venue to consider hosting events as well.

In for the International Wine Festival . Busy event with wines from California.. mid west…read more.. fingers crossed lakes... Spain...Italy...France... South Africa....Australia... tastings at both the station and the event center. Yes.. the old Kings Island monorail was moving people between both locations.

No food no divider between the pissers. Small inside loud.outside to much smoking rap music being…read moreplayed...

Owner is extremely rude/nasty. I came up to this bar to watch friends in the weekly Sunday…read morevolleyball game. I sat down in one of the seats, at the bar, to watch.. like everyone else. He came up to me once after the first game and jokingly goes "you're in the refs seat girl," To which I responded "oh I'm sorry, I'm sorry." I thought he was joking the whole time. Then after the second game he came up again and goes "I mean come on..I'm serious.. get the hell up," so I went "Oh you were serious," and then he rudely HIT the back of my chair and goes "Yes, I stand up the whole game and I want to sit down and smoke a f*cking cigarette." 1. There were multiple chairs right next to me he could have sat in 2. He doesn't even "stand" the whole game (check photo) 3. To be the owner.. he really knows how to speak with customers

One of Mt. Lookout's classics. Great service and atmosphere. You feel like you're in a special…read moreplace and you feel appreciated for being there. The owner has obviously imbued much love into the place and staff. Bill O'Donnell you're a pillar of our community.

A terrible place with terrible staff. Claims to have food which is a complete lie. Selling…read morenitrous at night in the side parking lot.

Ghost Baby is really cool underground spot. We found out about this place from the bartenders at…read moreAgigail Street so we decided to check it out. The entrance is in an alley, you can either use the elevator to get down or walk down the stairs. Shout out to Big T the boucner for being so kind. When you first enter, there is a large bar with its own drink menu, different than whats served inside the music area. You do need reservations to get into the music area, we didnt know that going in since we were from out of town. We were told reservations are made months in advance so we didnt really have high hopes of being able to get it but we were pleasantly surprised. We talked to the hostess and she was able to squeeze us in between reservations which was awesome. The inner bar was awesome, they gave us complimentary mini espresso shots which were served inside these chocolate little boats, so fun. I also had the best drink, #4, inspired by the pornstar martini but purple, it had Ketel One, Licor 43, passion fruit, ube, vanilla, lemon and prosecco. We loved listening to the live music, and everyone was so kind. Servers Logan, Vicente & Travis were 5 star.

Ehhhhh, this pains me to have to write this, but it must be done. I have given this place multiple…read moretries, and a few years, to try to get it right, but it just totally misses the mark sadly. The drinks are not interesting or well-made, it is way too loud, the service is extremely poor and all of this honestly ruins the experience. The music talent has also been subpar on every single occasion. My last visit within the last month will definitely be our final visit. A friend requested to go here for his retirement and even though I was skeptical, I made reservations two months in advance. Upon arrival, you aren't greeted welcomed or graciously at the top of the stairs. For a special place of this caliber, do better with your first impression. Upon checking in downstairs, the hostesses couldn't be more bored. Upon being sat at our table, facing the stage in the middle of the room on hard chairs, we requested to move to one of the booths that are more comfortable and clothed. We were there earlier in the evening on a weekday, had a reservation, and there were plenty of booths available. In fact, every single booth was available. We nicely explained that someone in our group had a spinal issue. The hostess, who did not care about much of anything, said those were reserved. We said we had a reservation too. He said if folks did not show up for those he would let us move to one. Did those boots ever get full? No? Did the Host ever check in with us and act like he cared? Also, no. Did we go track him down an hour later when one of our guests was in severe pain asking to be moved? No, we did ask our server, but she made no efforts to help us. So, we left. We did spend an hour listening to the live music. It was a pretty uninteresting show, and no one in the space was even paying attention. That is not usually my experience in most jazz or music venues. The cocktail list was super uninspired by any standard. The cocktails remind me of a cheesy 90s club. I finally ordered a tiny shot of something in a little chocolate shell. The chocolate shell tasted good. Our group had a long history with 1313 Vine. The retiring person in our group used to party in the building above when it was the infamous Warehouse. In 2012, we really enjoyed going into the space as part of the Cincinnati underground tour when it was still a beer tunnel. This is a special space, but the lack of even decent service consistently over the years, poor music talent, and uninteresting drinks are doing this incredible venue, a sincere disservice. Perhaps the novelty of the location makes it easy to overcome all of the above, but not for us.

We stopped in this place pretty early and loved it. The regulars were very friendly and fun. I…read morecan't remember the bartenders name, I think Lori. We absolutely enjoyed talking with her and also Earl, the other bartender was awesome. Bill and Bill set the tone for our entire night lol. They were all great people and we will definitely return next time we visit.

Let's be real, this place is a hole. But for many of us, Pitiful's raised us. It's like that friend…read morethat is messy and chaotic but you love them unconditionally anyways. I'll still make a lil pit stop during the day for cheap drinks and nostalgia and if you're looking to get a lil crazy at night, this is your place. It's a judgement free zone once the lights go down and the dj shows up - anything goes. Deducting one star for the sheer fact that I've lost my dignity and debit card here a shameful amount of times. We love you for what you are Pitiful's, never change